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12th November: Choirs to sing in The Shard, Brands and the music industry,...
The Telegraph Classic show tunes provide boost for dementia patients Care homes should be filled with the sound of music, researchers claim after discovering benefits of singing Broadway hits Classic...
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17th February: Composers’ cash prizes, ICEstruments in Lapland & can musical...
The Telegraph Why don’t composers win cash prizes when they need them most? Composers with established reputations are loaded with honours and money. But it would be a help if they were given such...
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12th May: Berlin Philharmonic in deadlock over new conductor, can Nicky...
Classical News Much of today’s news is reporting the deadlock of the members of the Berlin Philharmonic: they failed to come to a decision over their next chief conductor yesterday. In the Guardian,...
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24th June: Horner turned down Lord of the Rings, how Petrenko landed his job,...
Classical News In today’s news, The Times elucidates how Petrenko landed his new post, Prokofiev discusses BBC’s Ten Pieces and Scotland’s national orchestra announces a new chief executive. Also,...
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25th August: ECHO Klassik winners, Friedrich Doležal dies, hip-hop Alice in...
Classical News In today’s news, the winners of ECHO Klassik are announced, Friedrich Doležal has died and reimagining Alice in Wonderland as a hip-hop opera. Classical Music Magazine ECHO Klassik...
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1st March: Olivier Awards nominations, Morricone wins Oscar & Kamnitzer dies
Classical news In today’s news, Ennio Morricone wins first ever Oscar and LaSalle Quartet violist Peter Kamnitzer dies aged 93. Also, Antonio Pappano and ENO chorus and orchestra nominated for Olivier...
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31st August: Radio 3 gives dementia sufferers voice, nudist viola player
In today’s news: Pioneering Radio 3 show gives dementia sufferers a voice, leading musicians assemble for gala performance in aid of Refugee Council, and nudist viola player plays during naked skydive...
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23rd February: Schirmer acquires worldwide publishing rights to Julius...
In today’s news: Schirmer acquires worldwide publishing rights to composer Julius Eastman’s catalogue, Areta Zhulla to become Juilliard String Quartet principal violinist in September, Polish violinist...
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12th March: renovations at Royal Academy of Music, harnessing music to fight...
In today’s news: RAM announces donations of £30m to renovate main building, how to harness the power of music to fight dementia, ENO boss sets out plans to make the art form more appealing. Public...
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